WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY Public Release: 13-Feb-2017
A team of scientists reporting in the journal Nature Climate Change say that negative impacts of climate change on threatened and endangered wildlife have been massively underreported.
Said co-author Dr James Watson of the Wildlife Conservation Society and University of Queensland: “Our results clearly show that the impact of climate change on mammals and birds to date is currently greatly under-estimated and reported upon. We need to greatly improve assessments of the impacts of climate change on species right now, we need to communicate this to wider public and we need to ensure key decisions makers know that something significant needs to happen now to stop species going extinct. Climate change is not a future threat anymore.”
JOURNAL
Nature Climate Change
http://www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nclimate3223.html
Exposing the Big Game 
What does it matter? If it is not the climate change killing the animals, it is the human killier parasites that will do it. What does it matter?
We can’t depend on the truth about wildlife from the “managers” fish and game departments. Unfortunately, climate change will never be accepted by some people because the solutions run counter to the constant growth demands of capitalism and free trade.